Beal Heights Presbyterian Women Install New Officer Slate
Beal Heights Presbyterian Women of the Church held an all day session at the church to install the 1954 officer slate led by Mrs. Kenneth Clapp. Activities included roll bandages and mending for overseas missions, a covered dish luncheon, and a 2 30 p m program. Officers installed include Mrs. Charles Adams first vice president Mrs. Ethel G Dowd second vice president pastor s aide Mrs. Floyd Reese secretary Mrs. C A Tackitt treasurer Mrs Luther Cannon historian with circle chairmen and members listed. A guest Mrs Prudence Lindner Edmonds Wash attended along with numerous members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Clapp
Beal Heights Presbyterian
Charles Adams
Ethel G. Dowd
Floyd Reese
C. A. Tackitt
Luther Cannon
J. R. Parsons
One Act Play Presented by Club Members
A Wednesday afternoon program featured a one act play Please Pass the Cream performed by two high school speech department students Ardella Anderson and David Attaway under Mrs Henry T Ford. Two Entre Nous club members Mesdames Kenneth Little and Joe Ford joined the lineup with Mrs Little discussing dramas and Mrs Ford presenting on prize winning plays. The session opened with the group reciting the club collect and The Lord s Prayer. Additional attendees included Mesdames D A Becker E K Caldwell Claude Gilliam W W Godlove Milton Keating Orville D Pope Clyde Shelton Ernest Winter and William Wulf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Lansden
Ardella Anderson
David Attaway
Henry T. Ford
Kenneth Little
Joe Ford
Busy Bee Group Honors Visitor at Tea in Kingfisher
Mrs. Andrew Kuntz was honored by the Busy Bee Group in Kingfisher with a tea hosted at Mrs. Carl Wheatley’s home on Elm. Co-hostesses included Mesdames Langston McClain Quinn Tallent Wheeler and Wheatley. The event featured refreshments, a short program, a gift for the honoree, piano selections, and group singing with Theta Rho Girls in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Kuntz
Kingfisher
Rhone
Busy Bee
Carl Wheatley
F. J. Langston
K. F. ‘McClain
EE. Quinn
RE. Tallent
Jack Wheeler
Wheatley
Coleus
Mesdames McClain
Wheeler
Busy Bees
Theta Rho Girls Club
Marjorie Anderson
Carlene Crow
Janen Fry
Billie Sly
Juneele
Mesdames Green Brogdon
John Brooks
R. E Cullins
A. F. Cyr
Gertrude Furman
Nor*man Hays
Cora Nix
Edgar Peak
Floyd Tice
L. G. Vowell
XYZ Auxiliary Hosts Dimes Fete For Polio Drive
XYZ auxiliary to American Businessmen's Club hosted a March of Dimes coffee at Mrs. Harold Anderson’s home 1207 Logan from 2 to 4 PM to aid the polio fund. Guests included many local members and a centerpiece of pink gladioli and yellow chrysanthemums. A second neighborhood coffee at 611 McKinley raised 4.24 dollars with attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aanover
Harold Anderson
Logan
XYZ
American Businessmen's Club
Calvin Clevenger
Mesdames
Willard Baker
Wesley Elkins
Frank Engish II
B. K. Fowler
John Frampton Jr
John Robert Gillis
Lacey Holley
Lee Roy Lewis
Bobby Mogg
J. C. Moore Jr
James Paul
Alex Planutis
George C. Rutledge
Earl Watson
Alvin Wright
F. A. Hansen
McKinley
Ray Anderson
Carl Dove
Dora House
Odie House
Ralph House
Raymond Jester
Dale Johnson
Bill Spann
Josie House
Pioneer Women's Club Luncheon Postponed
The Pioneer Luncheon at 1 p.m. Friday has been postponed due to bad weather. Club officers announced this morning that a new meeting date will be set and communicated later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Women's Club
Social Calendar for Thursday and Saturday in Lawton
Altrusa Lawton guest night dinner at Martin's with Floyd Wood, vocational services head as speaker. Junior Service League ball at Lawton Golf Club honoring sponsors and members. Elks party at 1001 A with hostesses Mrs Carey and Mrs Toegel. Lawton Little Theater membership meeting at Storey Barton studio preceded by officers meeting. Unity Rebekah session at TOOF hall with formal wear for Mrs Kuntz visit. Scott Home Demonstration club at Mrs Seagroves. Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle meeting at American Legion hall. Reddy Kilowatt Square Dance at Public Service Co. home service room. Saturday events listed at energy company venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club of
Lawton
Martin's
Floyd Wood
Vocational Rehabilitation Division
State Vocational Board
Junior Service League
Lawton Golf & Country Club
Elks Lodge
Harold Carey
Charles Toegel
Lawton Little Theater
Storey & Barton Cache Road
Unity Rebekah Loage
Toof Hall
Andrew Kuntz
Kingfisher
Rebekah Assembly of Oklahoma
Scott Home Demonstration Club
R. L. Seagroves
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle Grove
American Legion Hall
Trinity Circles Meet For Study at Trinity Baptist
Members of Irene Jeffers and Mary Demarest WMU circles studied the new book In Evangeline's Country at 1 30 p m at the church. The circles split for mission study then joined to plan a program for WMU Focus Week and a Korea missions slide presentation by Chaplain Leon Henry Fort Sill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangeline
Louisiana
Irene Jeffers
Mary Demarest
Trinity Baptist Woman's Missionary Society
WMU
Leon Henry
Fort Sill
Korea
M. R. Allen
Mesdames
Barney Reeves
Donald Smith
Lynn Garner
Mesdames Lon Bailey
Russ Burden
Fred Cook
Joe Gomez
R. N. Hammons
R. N. Hammons. ’ Mesdames
L. E. Harris
Ray C. Harris
M. McAlister
James Pierce
James Pollack
Doyle Pettijohn
Bob Polete
Euell Ratliff
E. R. Stephens
C. B. Shelton
Fred Shields
Bill Wheeler
Rex White
Emil Woesner
First Baptist WMU circles study new book at meetings
Members of multiple WMU circles gathered in homes and church parlor to study In Evangeline's Country by John Caylor. The sessions opened with WMU watchwords and songs, featured devotionals and business portions, welcomed new members and guests, and included mission study lessons led by various circle hostesses with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangeline
John Caylor
First Baptist Woman’s Missionary Society
Zelma Hallock
WMU
Jack Kytle
Tom Wiles
Dudley Thomson
James Dooley
Sanford Brandon
Ed Ellenbrook
Louisiana
Thomason
D. L. Cl
Lanman
W. M. Harris
Greil Brown
Lena Whitten
Harris
Gerald R. Smith
Ruth Carlisle
Edwin Williams
Kenneth Myers
Paul Bates
John Dawless
Don Lamphere
H. J. Myrick
Joe Rommel
CT. Tucker
Arlington
Mildred Cox
Mary Wiles
Tom Davis
George Lewis
Fred Sullivan
A. F. Wilkie
Mary Jo McMurray
W. C. Miller
W. T. Betts
W. W. Kerr
John Bullard
W. R. Wray
Robert Gray
E. L. Rogers
Monda Marler Circle
T.H. Thompson
Laird
Ting
E.C. Holsey
Thom
John Montgomery
Charley Horton
Wilson Fielder Circle
Fred Wright
G. D. Fawley
Guy Sparkman
Joe Kinzer
Gordon Foster
George E. Brown
W. L. Casey
LS. Echols
George Helmig
Ed Martendale
Helen Lambert
Lucy Smith
Carl C. Fitch
Cheyenne
W. L. Jacks
T. J. Dean
Ro. Ward
Miss Lambert
Carl Fitch
H. "Brammer and
Jacks
Fitch
Robert L. Johnson
Shower Honors Newlywed Couple in Lawton
A post wedding shower celebrated Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ward of Lawton who wed in late December. Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Colvin with assistance from Mesdames Ed McDonald and Earl Woodard. Guests included numerous relatives and friends listed in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Ward
Lawton
Kenneth Colvin
Ed McDonald
Earl Woodard
Dale Ash
Louie van Colvin
Ralph Cox
Steve Kovacs
Eben Ryan
Armon Ward
Mary
Walter
Harmon
E. C. Kriss
T. E. Lauderdale
C. M. Lee
L. M. Norris
Homer Oliver
W. F. Plaxco
R. L. Ray
Clinton Reeves
H. P. Richards
Sea
Kenneth Snider
Ralph Taylor
Fate Taylor
Bill Tugman
Marvin Tory
Glenn Ansell
C. A. Vokins
Glenn Watts
Holly Ward
Pete Wynn
Faded Awnings May Be Restored With Oil Turpentine Mix
A faded awning can be refreshed by painting with a solution of two parts linseed oil and one part turpentine. The guidance suggests a simple, traditional method to rejuvenate faded fabric by applying a clear oil finish for renewed color and protection.
AAUW Meet Postponed Due to Weather
The AAUW meeting at the University Women was postponed from 145 p.m. due to weather. Miss ma Talla announced the cancellation this morning, citing adverse conditions that prevented the program from proceeding as scheduled.
Coffee Making Rule Prefers Cold Water Start
Cooking experts advise starting with cold water to brew coffee as hot water tap draws may cause flat taste. Using cold water ensures better extraction and richer aroma in the final cup.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beal Heights
J. D. Glenn
World Missions
Lecta Freeland
Carter Stane
Christian Education
E. E. O'Neill
Gene Dees
W. D. Callicott
Circle
Cecil Lawsor
Circl III
Ted Newman
Circle IV
Ray Nauman
Circle V
O. L. Parsons
Circle VI
Prudence Lindner
Edmonds
Wash
Mesdames Mack Barker
J. A. Collins
O. C. Elkins
William Franklin
A.A. Ludrick
E. C. Montgomery
Beda Nelson
Charles van Lew
Margaret Wright
E. A. Hansen
Pioneer
Vax
Reddy Kilowatt Square
Public Service Company
Trinity Circles
Merle Norman Cosmetic Studio
First Baptist Wms
Sion
Elizabeth Pool Circle
Vernon |Howeth
Neni
Keating
Royce Means
Leonard Parker
Bob Johnson
Don Taylor
Vernon Howeth
B. J. Schumann
Taylor
Wallace Clark
Harold’ Cawood
Dusty Springer
Glenn Becker
Jaxie Short
Fort Sill Blvd
Harvey House
Tom Blankenship
Becker
Ruby Howse
Jack Shirley
Irwin
Arthur Clark
John McGrammery
Bill Pierce
Cyde
L. L. Wiley
Dorene Hawkins
George Meyer
Summit
W. R. Jarrell
Vela Smith
C L. Craig
Mesdames Ross Crumby
Jarrell
Lorene Lilly
Mesdames E.W. Allen
John Anderson
Ella Galliher
Chattanooga
Harry Dooley
The
Baptist Men's Brotherhood
R. B. Brady
Corwin
E. Oliver
Elgin
Wadsworth
Benrus
Gruen
Fairmont’s
U.S.P
Lawton Beauty School
B. P
Guy Kleeman
Smith
Montgomery Ward
Pfaff Sewing Center
C Avenue
Safeway
Sunnybank
Anrenree
Bernell Gilbert
Mgr
Lawton’s Prescription Center
Boulevard Pharmacy
Superior
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